Translations for „ironist“ in the English » German Dictionary

iron·ist [ˈaɪrənɪst] N

ironist

Ironiker(in) m (f)

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It is the author's demonstrable strength as an ironist that prevents these stories -- and these characters -- from appearing completely hopeless.

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Looked at from the outside, in the scales of history or the eyes of an informed ironist, its precedents are no laughing matter for anyone who values democratic ideals.

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Nothing, of course, could have been further from his intention; he wasn't overtly political, he was an ironist.

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Frost is often called a master ironist, but that's not quite right.

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It's almost as if lang included the song on the album to convince herself she was still an ironist as well as a traditionalist.

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But it is important to place this supreme ironist in context, with some later waspish comments clearly not meant to be taken seriously.

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What it says about you: ironist; cheapskate.

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He was an ironist and a contrarian by temperament.

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It seems a generation of ironists is finally running out of steam.

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Swift was the opposite of the postmodern liberal ironist, a commonplace figure today, who imagines that intolerance can be overcome by showing the contingency of our beliefs and values.

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